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A contest for astropreneurs
Friday, June 23, 2006 7:22 PM by Alan Boyle at Cosmic Log It may not be as heady as the X Prize, but the Space Frontier Foundation is planning what you might call the B Prize for...
Program for ISDC 2006
Here is the finalized program for Space Studies Institute's track at ISDC 2006. Thursday May 4, 2006 2:00 P.M. Klaus Heiss: The Shuttle Decision Revisited and the Jamestown...
Still Out There
Don Davis, "the artist most responsible for making space colonies look like a good place to live," has a great essay this week in Ad Astra online.
CSNR Summer Fellowship
For undergraduates and graduate students Note: the applications deadline is 15 March. The Center for Space Nuclear Research is accepting applications for Summer Fellowships. The...
Industry Consensus Statement
In the middle decades of the last century, the National Advisory Committee on Aeronautics, or NACA, developed a large body of engineering data that was crucial to the development...
Call for Papers at ISDC 2006
Space Studies Institute Conference Track International Space Development Conference On May 4-7, the National Space Society and The Planetary Society will co-produce what promises...
March Storm 2006
All associates of the Space Studies Institute are invited to participate in the twelfth annual ProSpace March Storm to be held in Washington from February 26, 2006 through March...
2006 Space Space Settlement Summit
Space Studies Institute will participate in the Space Settlement Summit to be held at ISDC 2006, the 25th International Space Development Conference of the National Space...
Winter 2005
Space Studies Institute Update, The Newsletter of The High Frontier The maiden flight of Falcon 1, the first privately produced semi-reusable orbital launch vehicle, has been...
Fall 2005
Space Studies Institute Update, The Newsletter of The High Frontier SSI's purpose is to colonize space. We believe that there is a commercial route to the High Frontier that will...